Devora ends her song of praise with a graphic description of Yael's killing of Sisera and the anguish of Sisera's mother worrying about her late-arriving son. We explore the Talmud which says that a lot more happened between Yael and Sisera than meets the eye
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Judges Ch.5 v.20-25 Devora Curses and Blesses
Devora continues in her song to describe the war victory and the execution of Sisera by Yael
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Judges Ch.5 v.14-19 Devora "Stings" the Tribes
Devora praises the tribes who stepped up and criticizes sharply those who didn't
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Judges Ch.5 v.8-14 Devora's Song
Devora praises the tribes that fought with Barak
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Judges Ch.5 v. 1-7 Devora Begins Her Song
Shir Devora sings a song of triumph and gives us a glimpse into what it was like for the children of Israel under oppression.
The Bible is the foundation of Judaism. Unfortunately, as a result of our long exile, it has been neglected. Jewish studies today usually revolve around the oral traditions like the Talmud, and the Bible is left on the shelf. The Jews wrote it, and the gentiles read it. The fact is, only by studying Tanach can one can learn authentic Jewish concepts - nationalism, leadership, redemption, Eretz Yisrael, war, vengeance.... Through the David's, Saul's, Jonathan's, and other dynamic figures in the Bible, we reveal how a Jew conducted himself in the land of Israel before the exile.
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